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L4[00:21:08] <Saphire> Holy fuck
 
L5[00:22:29] <Izaya> it's nothing
 
L6[00:22:36] <Izaya> Two libraries
 
L7[00:22:50] <Saphire> Yeah
 
L8[00:22:55] <Izaya> One simple af, the
other only useful in the context of minecraft
 
L9[00:22:55] <Saphire> ... Just utils
 
L10[00:29:37] 

<Brisingr
Aerowing> I'm having the most interesting bug: I'm in
Creative and Survival at the same time. I can fly and I don't
take damage, but I can't access the Creative inventory or
place blocks, and the various survival meters show on the screen.
Running /gamemode c puts me into proper Creative mode. I don't
know what's causing it.
 
L11[00:30:53] <Saphire> Spectator?
 
L12[00:31:55] 

<Brisingr
Aerowing> Nope.
 
L13[00:32:33] 

<Brisingr
Aerowing> I exist in the world, and can interact with blocks and
mobs, but hostile mobs don't attack.
 
L14[00:32:44] 

<Brisingr
Aerowing> It's weird.
 
L16[00:50:06] <Izaya> why do they call it a
gifv and not just a webm or mp4
 
L17[00:59:56] <ba7888b72413a16a> because
imgur had to be special
 
L18[01:00:24] <ba7888b72413a16a> you know
what they should have done
 
L19[01:00:38] <ba7888b72413a16a> just added
basic video settings to HTTP headers
 
L20[01:00:51] <ba7888b72413a16a>
Video-Options: loop, mute
 
L21[01:01:00] <ba7888b72413a16a> boom, no
more gifv
 
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L23[02:41:15] 

<Forecaster>
owl though
 
L24[04:02:57] 

<Mettaton_Fab> what do oyu even use to play
gifv?
 
L25[04:04:14] 

<Wuerfel_21>
web browser. IIRC gifv is just an HTML file with a video tag
 
L26[05:41:01] 

<Willy> Hey
, I am getting this error every time I get so far from my computer
that the game unloads its chunk, Is it a bug or am I doing
something wrong? 
http://tinyurl.com/yav7yyfq 
L27[05:41:58] 

<Forecaster>
I think that's a bug
 
L28[05:42:20] 

<Forecaster>
I've had that happen with microcontrollers in 1.7.10
 
L29[05:43:55] 

<Willy>
oh
 
L30[05:44:03] 

<Willy> did
you find any fix or workaround it?
 
L31[05:44:10] 

<Forecaster>
nope
 
L32[05:44:42] 

<Forecaster>
the only "workaround" is "don't let the chunks
unload"
 
L33[05:45:08] 

<Willy> I
will tr to get one of those chunk loader mods hahaha
 
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L38[06:15:34] <Death4200> Sup
 
L39[06:18:00] <MichiBot> AmandaC REMINDER:
figure out what I am missing for qemu on the lappy
 
L40[06:20:04] <Death4200> what are you guys
doin
 
L41[06:23:32] 

<Forecaster>
chillaxing
 
L42[06:28:34] <Death4200> im makin some
robots and expanding my base rn at mc
 
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L48[07:35:11] <vifino> Izaya: did you test
the ansi output yet
 
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L50[07:39:03] 

<Bob en chaise
roulante brulante> :GWmythsBlobGlare:
 
L51[07:42:02] <Temia> Cute moth c:
 
L54[07:43:59] *
Temia baps :T 
L55[07:44:32] 

<Bob en chaise
roulante brulante> :GWmythsBlobGlare:
 
L56[07:49:30] <Temia> Also... wouldn't
that HURT?
 
L57[07:54:04] <vifino> pretty sure it
would.
 
L58[07:54:14] 

<CheeseAlmighty> Y-yes. _But I'd be
mostly concerned about an intestinal rupture and subsequent
sepsis._
 
L59[07:54:25] <Corded> *
<CheeseAlmighty> Delightfully followed by death.
 
L60[07:54:38] 

<CheeseAlmighty> ~~I'm very much fun
at parties, thank you~~
 
L61[07:55:31] <vifino> are you studying the
medical field?
 
L62[07:57:12] 

<CheeseAlmighty> Was working in ER, quit me
job, now enrolling to be neurosurg
 
L63[07:57:35] <vifino> ah, figured the
former.
 
L64[07:58:06] *
Lizzy hmms, seems to have lost her raid card 
L65[07:58:30] <vifino> .. how do you loose
a raid card?
 
L66[07:58:32] 

<Forecaster>
well, you're not allowed to participate in raids until you
apply for a new one then
 
L67[07:58:51] <Lizzy> by putting it
somewhere when i took it out of my pc then not remembering where i
put it
 
L68[07:58:51] <vifino> damn, that's
harsh
 
L69[07:59:00] <vifino> you
 
L70[07:59:02] <vifino> ..
 
L71[07:59:05] <vifino> you're a
doofus.
 
L72[07:59:20] <Lizzy> it's in my room
somewhere
 
L73[07:59:20] <Temia> It's okay,
Return to Ivalice isn't done yet
 
L74[07:59:26] <Lizzy> because i
haven't taken it out
 
L75[08:00:50] <vifino> i also just figured
out it's lose.
 
L76[08:00:59] <vifino> lose vs loose, damn
you!
 
L77[08:01:19] <Temia> Yeah, if she loosed
it she'd have a whole other set of problems
 
L78[08:01:35] <vifino> ?_?
 
L79[08:01:54] <Temia> It's synonymous
for throwing when used as a verb
 
L80[08:02:04] <vifino> aaaah
 
L81[08:02:15] <vifino> thank you Temia
<3
 
L82[08:02:31] <Temia> You're welcome
c:
 
L83[08:02:56] <Lizzy> i have the mini-SAS
to 4x SATA connection cable, but not the raid card....
 
L85[08:03:41] <vifino> made an ANSI-escape
based output for my led matrix code, so now all the fancy effects
that run on my led matrices and monitors now run on truecolor and
unicode compatible terminals
 
L86[08:03:57] <vifino> gotta say, it worked
out better than i thought
 
L87[08:06:16] <vifino> if one had a more
square text spacing, it'd probably work out really good.
 
L88[08:06:47] <vifino> but meh, it's a
little streched, but it works fine, so..
 
L89[08:06:48] <Lizzy> well, i've
managed to find some network wall port things that i thought
i'd lost a while back
 
L90[08:06:58] <vifino> lol
 
L91[08:07:07] 

<Forecaster>
was it in the wall?
 
L92[08:09:28] <vifino> man, switching
window managers really isn't something that happens
easily
 
L93[08:10:00] <vifino> i went from a tiling
one to a floating one, tags/window groups instead of
workspaces..
 
L94[08:10:09] <vifino> dunno if i like
it.
 
L95[08:10:46] <Lizzy> found it!
 
L96[08:11:01] <Lizzy> t'was in the
very back of my bottom drawer
 
L97[08:11:10] <vifino> it has it's
benefits. it is rather easy to keep things very aesthetic
 
L98[08:11:17] <vifino> Lizzy: woo
 
L99[08:12:37] <Lizzy> now, does my home
server actually have enough SATA power connectors to run any more
drives
 
L100[08:14:12] <Lizzy> it does
not...
 
L101[08:14:24] <vifino> that reminds me, i
should probably get my workstation up to speed
 
L102[08:15:35] <Lizzy> well, there goes my
idea to stick another drive in this thing
 
L103[08:15:37] <Lizzy> oh well
 
L104[08:16:17] <Lizzy> one day i will find
an actual use for this RAID card
 
L105[08:20:13] <vifino> ZFS raidz
<3
 
L106[08:20:28] <vifino> as an hba, those
cards are useful though
 
L107[08:21:47] <vifino> well, til that my
keybinds repeat, so if super+t ever gets stuck, i'll spawn a
billion terminals
 
L108[08:21:52] <vifino>
thisisfine.jpg
 
L109[08:23:33] <vifino> also, i'm
pretty sure overclocking the intel gpu in this thinkpad has brought
some issues with it
 
L110[08:24:09] <vifino> in an alternate
version: i don't think i need a glitching filter for my
lockscreen anymore
 
L111[08:25:45] <vifino> wtf, it is taking
a screenshot of things aren't on the screen anymore
 
L112[08:25:47] <vifino> uuuuuh
 
L113[08:26:03] <vifino> THIS IS FINE
 
L114[08:26:13] <Lizzy> lol
 
L115[08:27:21] <vifino> i'm sure the
gpu doesn't care running at like 666MHz instead of 500,
right?
 
L116[08:27:48] <vifino> (yep it's
literally 666 MHz now on my hellishly modded thinkpad)
 
L117[08:31:58] <vifino> well, maybe it is
that.
 
L118[08:32:28] <vifino> maybe it's
the fact that i run 8gb ram in a laptop with a manufacturer maximum
of 4gb.
 
L119[08:32:35] <vifino> and, well,
overclocked my ram.
 
L120[08:32:51] <vifino> or the quadcore in
a dualcore laptop. undervolted and overclocked..
 
L121[08:33:07] <vifino> yeah ok literally
everything about this is sketchy as fuck.
 
L122[08:33:15] <vifino> who needs
screenshots anyways.
 
L123[08:36:55] <vifino> oh. huh. man, i
overclocked things by a lot.
 
L124[08:40:58] <vifino> normal ram speed:
333MHz, mine is ~+107MHz. normal gpu speed: 500/XXX, mine is
+166MHz/+110MHz..
 
L125[08:41:25] <vifino> i'm surprised
it hasn't lit itself on fire, actually.
 
L126[08:42:04] <vifino> 35W TDP cpu, plus
13W gpu.. now 45W TDP cpu and i think a little more for the
gpu
 
L127[08:42:26] <vifino> this is
fine.
 
L128[08:42:48] <Temia> Overclocked *and*
undervolted? That's crazy
 
L129[08:42:53] <vifino> yeah.
 
L130[08:43:10] <vifino> it's a
QX9300, the top of the line core2extreme, too..
 
L131[08:44:57] <vifino> i never stopped to
think if i should, i just knew i could.
 
L132[08:45:12] <Lizzy> and there, home
server back in it's place under the stairs and back online.
now i can go and turn off the dhcp on the router
 
L133[08:45:18] <vifino> it's pretty
fucking awesome though, so i'm glad i went through the insane
sketchiness.
 
L134[08:50:21] <Lizzy> though speaking of
maintenance on stuff, i need to update my pc (because it's
about 224 packages out of date) and also restart it because
i've managed to get wine/proton/steamplay stuck in a weird
state where discord thinks i'm playing
"wine-preloader"
 
L135[08:58:38] <vifino> hmmm, should i get
an led backlight for this thinkpad?
 
L136[08:58:48] <vifino> the ccfl seems to
be slowly dying..
 
L137[08:59:06] <Lizzy> why do i have
apache on my pc...
 
L138[08:59:12] <Lizzy> when did i install
that
 
L139[08:59:13] <vifino> remooove it
 
L140[09:02:17] <Lizzy> it is gone!
 
L141[09:02:30] <vifino> good girl
 
L142[09:02:32] <Lizzy> along with
mod_dnssd which seemed to just be an apache mod
 
L143[09:02:33] <Inari> Temia: Thats why
she went to the dcotro
 
L144[09:03:03] <Lizzy> ahh, i love my
internet, downloading a package at 40M/s
 
L145[09:03:44] <Lizzy> heh, some are even
faster because my home server has them
 
L146[09:04:18] <Inari> Always care for
your significant sibling
 
L147[09:04:19] <Inari> :3
 
L148[09:04:34] <Temia> Well, also the fact
that it's stuck, I assume
 
L149[09:04:44] <Temia> Also
 
L150[09:04:46] *
Temia spraybottles Inari 
L151[09:04:48] <Inari> D:
 
L152[09:04:50] <Inari> Hey!
 
L153[09:04:53] <Inari> I'm a fox, not
a cat
 
L154[09:05:00] <Temia> oh, right
 
L155[09:05:06] *
Temia rolls up a newspaper and swats Inari on the nose 
L156[09:05:10] <Inari> D:
 
L157[09:05:12] <Inari> Mean :p
 
L158[09:05:16] <Temia> c:
 
L159[09:05:50] <Temia> Good foxes
don't post horny on main
 
L160[09:06:05] <Inari>
"main"
 
L161[09:06:17] <Inari> Also, not horny
:f
 
L162[09:07:09] <Temia> The new slang
doesn't work well with the old tools, give me a break :T
 
L163[09:07:26] <Temia> Not my fault
everyone prefers shouting into the void
 
L164[09:08:55] <Inari> I'm
confuzzled
 
L165[09:09:05] <Lizzy> dkms why are you
still trying to install the nvidia module into a kernel that i
nolonger have?
 
L166[09:09:26] <Lizzy> i'm actually
suprised that it didn't error
 
L167[09:13:40] <Temia> Well, it
doesn't have to patch the kernel, just extract the modules
into a directory o: But that is very silly, yes
 
L168[09:15:32] <vifino> it does need the
kernel headers
 
L169[09:15:52] *
Lizzy goes to check if she has the headers still installed or
something 
L170[09:16:35] <Lizzy> nope, don't
have any of the ck kernel installed anymore
 
L171[09:16:43] <vifino> mmm.. i'm
really tempted to spend the 40 bucks on an led backlight mod,
it'd tripple the brightness..
 
L172[09:20:57] *
Saphire sighs 
L173[09:35:44] <Temia> Huh, weird.
 
L174[09:35:51] *
Temia snuggles a sad dragon 
L175[09:36:13] <Temia> Speaking of mods, I
need to stick a resistor in series for my case's power LEDs
because they are so damn bright
 
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L177[09:38:20] <Lizzy> i just unplugged my
case leds
 
L178[09:47:19] <Lizzy> \o/ kernel
compiled, now to reboot because stuff that isn't yett loaded
wont work
 
L179[09:53:29] <Lizzy> hmm, seems i broke
some ipv6 stuff somewhere... will fix later
 
L180[10:08:41] <vifino> woo, i boosted my
volume on my thinkpad using alsa only
 
L181[10:08:57] <vifino> softvol
<3
 
L183[10:10:08] <vifino> softvol, dmix and
dsnoop. excellent combo.
 
L184[10:11:01] <vifino> also, i figured
out that having a drop down terminal/mixer/whatever is really
simple in a tag/group based window manager.
 
L185[10:11:17] <vifino> i can just toggle
the group on/off to have any window show/hide
 
L186[10:12:04] <vifino> another cool thing
is that when a window opens, it spawns under my cursor :3
 
L187[10:12:21] <vifino> centered and
everything.
 
L188[10:13:39] 

<Forecaster>
um
 
L190[10:13:46] 

<Forecaster>
are those my only options
 
L191[10:14:01] 

<Forecaster>
and which is better xD
 
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L195[11:02:20] 

<Mettaton_Fab> which program has such
graphics settings
 
L196[11:06:42] <Inari> Ah yes, anime.
Where a loli who weighs 40kg eats a 13kg cake
 
L197[11:14:15] 

<Forecaster>
@Mettaton_Fab Diaries of a Space Janitor
 
L198[11:15:16] <Inari> @Forecaster I
wanted to like the game
 
L199[11:15:25] <Inari> But the HUGE
FLICKERING SCREEENS all over the place made it annoying
 
L200[11:15:26] <Inari> :P
 
L201[11:37:31] <vifino> grr, firejail
breaks firefox sound.
 
L202[11:37:45] <vifino> though it might be
apparmor..
 
L203[11:38:01] <vifino> actually, no,
it's not. apparmor doesn't complain.
 
L204[11:38:10] <vifino> it would,
it's in enforce mode.
 
L205[11:38:17] <vifino> but firejail
doesn't like alsa.
 
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L207[11:42:57] 

<Kleadron> i
know how to get inari to stay away from my games now
 
L208[11:43:08] 

<Kleadron>
or anything
 
L209[11:43:14] <Inari> Heh :p
 
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L211[13:44:54] 

<Mettaton_Fab> there is this 64x64 pixel
game called meteorite
 
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L214[15:20:34] <Lizzy> hello and welcom
back to "Will windows on Lizzy's laptop manage to upgrade
itself this time?"
 
L215[15:20:55] <Izaya> find out next time
*reboots*
 
L216[15:21:12] <Lizzy> i think this is
attempt #20 of windows wanting to upgrade itself from 1607
 
L217[15:21:48] <Lizzy> and it's
taking longer to potentially fail this time if it does end up
failing
 
L218[15:22:25] <Izaya> how convenient
/s
 
L219[15:22:53] <Lizzy> tbh i only booted
windows on my laptop just to check whether some home ssl certs
would work
 
L220[15:22:56] <Lizzy> and they did
 
L221[15:24:49] <Lizzy> tbh i don't
actually care if windows manages to upgrade itself on my laptop or
not
 
L222[15:25:11] <Lizzy> i don't use it
at all and i am contemplating just getting rid of it
 
L223[15:28:23] <CompanionCube> Izaya: did
you hear about the apple repair killswitch?
 
L224[15:29:18] <Izaya> yeah
 
L225[15:29:37] <Izaya> I mean, not the
details but suffice to say I'm not surprised
 
L226[15:30:40] 

<Compu>
suprised they didn't try it sooner
 
L227[15:31:01] 

<Compu> but
doesn't it break right to repair laws in some states?
 
L228[15:31:38] <Izaya> I mean,
technically, voiding the warranty with a broken sticker is illegal
so uh
 
L229[15:32:35] 

<Compu>
apple might be getting into some legal trouble with this
 
L230[15:32:54] 

<Compu> did
u guys here about the windows 10 update that deleted files?
 
L231[15:33:00] <gamax92> vifino: hey
 
L232[15:33:35] <Izaya> yeah
 
L233[15:33:54] <Izaya> Windows 10 is
hardly quality but I expected a little more than that
 
L234[15:34:03] 

<Compu>
lol
 
L235[15:34:13] 

<Compu> ye
i'll stick with linux as much as possible
 
L236[15:34:46] <Izaya> I only use Windows
at work and it would not be good if stuff got deleted
 
L237[15:35:34] <Lizzy> it's up to
84%!
 
L238[15:35:44] <Izaya> [BSOD ensues]
 
L239[15:35:54] <Lizzy> lol
 
L240[15:36:00] 

<Compu> i
only use windows on my laptop for certain windows only games
(mainly star trek online)
 
L241[15:36:20] 

<Compu> if
steam's proton thing takes off and does well i'm likely
gonna leave windows behind altogether
 
L242[15:36:28] <Izaya> moving away from
Windows on my home machines has got me hunting for a better
processor
 
L243[15:36:42] <Izaya> Everything *runs*
but my i3 is struggling with translating DX11 to Vulkan
 
L244[15:36:45] <Temia> I might do so as
well, if Proton is usable with non-Steam shortcuts
 
L245[15:36:47] 

<Compu> the
amount of idle RAM usage in windows 10 is very annoying because my
laptop only has 6 GB of RAM
 
L246[15:36:53] <Izaya> making GPU-bound
games CPU bound
 
L247[15:37:04] <CompanionCube> time to go
AMD? :P
 
L248[15:37:11] <Izaya> I looked at
that
 
L249[15:37:36] 

<Compu> like
windows 10 uses over 1 GB of RAM on it's own, that's way
too much
 
L250[15:37:36] <Izaya> for a 1%
improvement I can get an ATX B350 board, 16GB of DDR4 and an Athlon
200GE
 
L251[15:38:00] <gamax92> I would be in
Linux atm but a Windows only game I play not only has degraded
performance in DXVK but needs stream output stuff
 
L252[15:38:03] <Temia> I can manage to get
away with just 8GBs devoted to my Windows VM, but I only ever run
games in it anyway
 
L253[15:38:06] <Izaya> but for the same
price I can get an Optiplex 9020 with an i7 4770, 16GB of DDR3, a
500GB HDD and a decent motherboard
 
L254[15:38:21] <Izaya> and they're so
cute 
L255[15:38:42] <Izaya> so I'll
probably end up doing that first, then in a couple of years getting
whatever the equivelant of a ryzen 5 is
 
L256[15:38:45] <Temia> How cute?
 
L257[15:38:47] <Temia> Show us, show us
c:
 
L259[15:39:11] 

<Compu> my
desktop is an old custom build i built a few years ago
 
L260[15:39:26] <CompanionCube> so the
0.5TB disk would be for your OS and stuffS?
 
L261[15:39:26] <Temia> Aw, that's not
bad.
 
L262[15:39:45] <Izaya> CompanionCube:
I'm gonna rip the processor out and stick it in my current
machine to replace my i3
 
L263[15:39:49] 

<Compu> a
core i3 4170, 8 GB of RAM, and a GTX 1050 mini
 
L264[15:40:00] <vifino> gamax92:
hey!
 
L265[15:40:00] <Izaya> then turn the 9020
into either a LAN party machine or a server
 
L266[15:40:10] <Izaya> ayyyy
 
L267[15:40:11] <Temia> And I got a
refurbish of one of my father's old computers as a stipulation
for moving to Guelph, simply because the alternative meant hauling
a steel fulltower across country lines
 
L268[15:40:13] <Izaya> Compu: got a 4160
here
 
L269[15:40:22] <gamax92> vifino: you ever
have wifi issues with your thinkpads?
 
L270[15:40:25] <Izaya> it's killing
me
 
L271[15:40:30] <Temia> And it probably
would've sunk the wheels of the car.
 
L272[15:40:35] 

<Compu> i
used to have a machine i used as a server until it was killed by
the neighbors messing with out breaker box
 
L273[15:40:39] 

<Compu> i
used to have a machine i used as a server until it was killed by
the neighbors messing with our breaker box [Edited]
 
L274[15:40:51] <Temia> Shit :<
 
L275[15:41:19] 

<Compu>
still haven't been able to replace it and it's been
nearly a year
 
L276[15:41:26] 

<Compu> just
no money to do it
 
L277[15:41:43] <CompanionCube>
specs?
 
L278[15:42:02] 

<Compu> my
old server was just an old emachines box
 
L279[15:42:15] 

<Compu> 4 GB
of RAM, some budget AMD processor, etc
 
L280[15:42:21] <CompanionCube> ah
 
L281[15:42:29] 

<Compu> it
was originally used as a desktop until it's graphics chip
died
 
L282[15:42:30] <vifino> gamax92: not
really, but that's because i throw all the shitty wifi cards
built into them in a drawer and forget about them.
 
L283[15:42:40] 

<Compu> i
had already set up SSH so i just started using it as a server
 
L284[15:42:45] <CompanionCube> if it was
sufficiently old an rpi3 wouldn't be that much worse save for
the RAM and I/O
 
L285[15:42:51] <vifino> i only have old
thinkpads though
 
L286[15:42:56] <Temia> I haven't been
able to gather a good stock of spare hardware since moving so I
feel you, Compu .w.
 
L287[15:43:01] <vifino> my x230t is the
newest i ever had
 
L288[15:43:13] <vifino> the oldest being a
t42p
 
L289[15:43:15] 

<Compu> my
desktop needs upgrades too
 
L290[15:43:18] <Temia> (Doesn't help
that I've moved twice more in little more than a year
since...)
 
L291[15:43:25] 

<Compu> 8 GB
of RAM is getting cramped
 
L292[15:43:45] <vifino> stop using windows
and you'll find it's plenty.
 
L293[15:43:50] 

<Compu>
i'm not
 
L294[15:43:56] <CompanionCube> 16G
<3
 
L295[15:43:59] 

<Compu>
i'm using ubuntu 14.04 on the desktop
 
L296[15:44:06] <gamax92> why so old of
ubuntu
 
L297[15:44:10] <Temia> Well, for a
Minecraft player, 8GBs really isn't much.
 
L298[15:44:10] <vifino> start using a
better linux?
 
L299[15:44:14] <CompanionCube> gamax92:
because LTS?
 
L300[15:44:15] <Temia> It's a hungry
game.
 
L301[15:44:20] 

<Compu>
because the machine is that old
 
L302[15:44:27] <vifino> pfft, games.
 
L303[15:44:28] 

<Compu> i
set this all up years ago
 
L304[15:44:30] <gamax92> there have been
newer LTS though
 
L305[15:44:41] <vifino> nobody needs
games. fun is overrated.
 
L306[15:44:55] 

<Compu> yes
but a drive to back everything up to for a reinstall requires
money
 
L307[15:45:01] *
Temia dangles a cat toy over Vifino 
L308[15:45:08] <vifino> .. NOT FAIR.
 
L309[15:45:12] <Temia> c:
 
L310[15:45:15] <CompanionCube> do you not
have enough disk for a in-place upgrade?
 
L311[15:45:21] *
Temia wiggles it. *jingle jingle* 
L312[15:45:21] *
vifino grabbyhands 
L313[15:45:28] <Temia> Heee <3
 
L314[15:45:29] 

<Compu> u
have never tried an in place upgrade, have u
 
L315[15:45:32] <gamax92> yes
 
L316[15:45:34] <CompanionCube> yes
 
L317[15:45:35] 

<Compu>
it's a bad idea
 
L318[15:45:35] <Temia> Yep.
 
L319[15:45:36] <gamax92> they usually
work
 
L320[15:45:37] <CompanionCube> i run
gentoo :p
 
L321[15:45:37] 

<Compu> a
really bad idea
 
L322[15:45:39] <Temia> I run Arch.
 
L323[15:45:40] <gamax92> no not
really
 
L324[15:45:44] <Temia> Life is an in-place
upgrade.
 
L325[15:45:52] 

<Compu> in
my experience it breaks things pretty consistently
 
L326[15:46:03] <CompanionCube> (well,
actually bedrock linux mostly made up of gentoo)
 
L327[15:46:12] 

<Compu>
besides i want to switch to Kubuntu anyways
 
L328[15:46:26] <Temia> Install Arch
:V
 
L329[15:46:31] <gamax92> good thing
that's just a package you can install
 
L330[15:46:33] 

<Compu> i
don't like gnome, it's idle RAM usage is comparable to
windows 10
 
L331[15:46:33] <vifino> CompanionCube:
glad to know you still do. have you had trouble with the profile
upgrade?
 
L332[15:46:43] <Temia> Learn to stop
worrying and love the rolling release
 
L333[15:46:47] <vifino> ^
 
L334[15:46:51] 

<Compu>
nu
 
L335[15:46:54] <CompanionCube> vifino:
which profile upgrade?
 
L336[15:46:54] <Temia> yas
 
L337[15:46:58] <Temia> :>
 
L338[15:47:05] <gamax92> I really do like
rolling release though, it's been a lot less hassle than
bi-annual updating
 
L339[15:47:06] 

<Compu> i
don't wanna deal with a broken system every once in a
while
 
L340[15:47:11] <Lizzy> there's
nothing more fun than trying to work out what's broke when you
blindly upgrade all at once
 
L341[15:47:17] <vifino> CompanionCube: the
one in 2018? the first one in years iirc?
 
L342[15:47:28] 

<Compu> it
would be way too much stress for me
 
L343[15:47:31] <CompanionCube> vifino:
17.0?
 
L344[15:47:33] <vifino> do you not
`eselect news read`
 
L345[15:47:36] 

<Compu> i
already have panic attacks as is
 
L346[15:47:36] <CompanionCube> nothing
difficult about that :p
 
L347[15:47:42] <gamax92> You are creating
your own stress off of things that don't really exist
 
L348[15:47:43] *
Lizzy might not upgrade in the "proper" way and just does
`pacaur -Syu` 
L349[15:47:52] <vifino> it's the arch
way, Lizzy.
 
L350[15:48:13] 

<Compu>
i'm pretty sure my computer does really exist
 
L351[15:48:23] <vifino> on my frankenpad,
i am running the musl variant of void linux.
 
L352[15:48:25] <Lizzy> just doing pacaur
-Syu or doing that eselect command?
 
L353[15:48:28] <vifino> it's pretty
neat so far.
 
L354[15:48:29] <gamax92> the thing that I
was referring to was issues on upgrading a rolling release
distro
 
L355[15:48:48] 

<Compu>
those tend to break every once in a while
 
L356[15:48:57] <gamax92> experience says
otherwise
 
L357[15:49:02] <vifino> yep
 
L358[15:49:05] <vifino> same here.
 
L359[15:49:12] 

<Compu>
i'll stick with ubuntu based distros
 
L360[15:49:21] <CompanionCube> Lizzy:
eselect doesn't do upgrades
 
L361[15:49:35] <CompanionCube> you mean
emerge --update --deep --changed-use (optional --with-bdeps=y)
@world
 
L362[15:49:42] <CompanionCube> oh, forgot
--ask
 
L363[15:49:45] <vifino> pls
 
L364[15:50:09] <vifino> Lizzy: i meant
pac{man,aur} -Syu, it's the arch way.
 
L365[15:50:18] <Lizzy> ah
 
L366[15:50:22] <vifino> emerge -auvDN
@world works for gentoo
 
L367[15:50:23] 

<Compu>
anyways anyone have any spare DDR3 RAM sticks?
 
L368[15:50:30] <Lizzy> but yeah,
that's basically what i do to upgrade
 
L369[15:50:51] <vifino> nothing more
should be required, really.
 
L370[15:51:12] <CompanionCube> vifino:
what was more ~fun~ was setting up a hardened gentoo musl
stratum
 
L371[15:51:15] <vifino> unless you tweaked
configs and they can't be merged, in which case you might have
to update them.
 
L372[15:51:22] <Lizzy> (though i generally
upgrade the keyring package first if it's there, just because
i had some weird stuff in the past)
 
L373[15:51:25] <CompanionCube> which i
still have a blogpost to write for
 
L374[15:51:49] 

<Compu> 2
more 4 GB DDR3 sticks would bring my desktop to 16 GB
 
L375[15:51:56] <Lizzy> most of the config
changes i make are in the *.d folders so they're not too much
of an issue
 
L376[15:52:19] <CompanionCube> vifino:
when i do etc-update i nearly always end up discarding the new
config :p
 
L377[15:52:52] <Lizzy> in other news,
laptop is at 88% and also running low on batttery
 
L378[15:53:01] <CompanionCube> f
 
L379[15:53:56] <Lizzy> and it failed
 
L380[15:54:29] 

<Compu> 88%
of what?
 
L381[15:54:44] <gamax92> windows
update
 
L383[15:54:57] 

<Compu>
pff
 
L384[15:55:03] <Lizzy> from 1607 to
whatever version
 
L385[15:56:57] <Lizzy> failed with a
0x8007001f error code which after a very quick google search
suggests that some system files may be corrupted
 
L386[15:57:12] 

<Compu>
anyways my plan for the move to Kubuntu 18.04 is likely to backup
my steam library to a portable hard drive, then copy my home folder
to that drive too, then install Kubuntu on the new drive and
install the things i need, copying whatever i need from the
portable hard drive
 
L387[15:57:33] 

<Compu> and
then the portable hard drive doubles as a backup of my stuff
 
L388[15:58:02] <CompanionCube> why backup
your steam library first
 
L389[15:58:10] <CompanionCube> do the home
folder first :p
 
L390[15:58:30] <Lizzy> which is not
suprising since the windows install on the laptop went from 8.1 to
10, back to 8.1 then back to windows 10 again. I think it did
manage to do at least 1 update to the 1607 version but after that
i've managed to cause enough damage to the windows system
files to make it so that it can't upgrade
 
L391[15:58:31] 

<Compu>
because u can't just copy ur steam library because of the way
steam does all it's linked folders and such
 
L392[15:58:51] <CompanionCube>
'course you can
 
L393[15:58:57] 

<Compu> well
u can copy ti
 
L394[15:58:58] 

<Compu> well
u can copy it [Edited]
 
L395[15:59:06] 

<Compu> but
it won't be useable without a lot of work
 
L396[15:59:20] 

<Compu> so
it'd be better to use steam's built in library backup
tool
 
L397[15:59:21] <Izaya> Copy the dir
 
L398[15:59:24] <CompanionCube> cp -r
~/.local/share/steam to another disk
 
L399[15:59:26] <CompanionCube> copy it
back
 
L400[15:59:27] <CompanionCube> done
 
L401[15:59:28] <Izaya> Then install
it
 
L402[15:59:34] <Izaya> And it'll see
the files
 
L403[15:59:45] 

<Compu>
eh
 
L404[16:00:09] <Lizzy> that process works
on windows
 
L405[16:00:17] <Lizzy> so no reason it
shouldn't on linux
 
L406[16:00:22] 

<Compu> what
about the game stuff in ~/.local/American Truck Simulator/ and
such
 
L407[16:00:28] 

<Compu>
gotta get all that too
 
L408[16:00:30] <Lizzy> just copy that over
too
 
L409[16:00:38] <Izaya> Also
 
L410[16:00:42] <Izaya> mksquashfs
 
L411[16:00:50] 

<Compu> on
windows steam installs games to the program files folder
 
L412[16:00:53] <Izaya> Compressed archive
you can mount to the filesystem
 
L413[16:00:58] <CompanionCube> won't
the other stuff be copied with your ~
 
L414[16:01:00] <Izaya> v useful for
backups
 
L415[16:01:07] <CompanionCube> in fact why
do you need to copy the thing seperately at all
 
L416[16:01:10] <CompanionCube> just copy
all of ~
 
L417[16:01:10] <Lizzy> but if you're
backing up your entire home dir, it'll get your steam library,
save files and anything else in ~
 
L418[16:01:18] 

<Compu> i
know
 
L419[16:01:27] 

<Compu> i
still wanna use the library backup tool anyways
 
L420[16:01:45] 

<Compu>
rather be overly cautious
 
L421[16:02:14] <Lizzy> right, what the
fuck have i done to my pc... libvirt crashed and now thunderbird
wont load up...
 
L422[16:02:22] *
Lizzy sighs 
L423[16:02:26] <Lizzy> i'll deal with
it later
 
L424[16:02:51] 

<Compu>
ded
 
L425[16:03:20] 

<Compu> why
do windows updates take so long anyways?
 
L426[16:03:26] 

<Compu> is
there any real reason?
 
L427[16:03:44] 

<Compu> no
other OS takes as long as windows does
 
L428[16:03:51] <Lizzy> probably scanning
your files and then deciding what ones it wants to fuck up
 
L429[16:03:54] <Izaya> Technical
debt
 
L430[16:04:34] 

<Compu>
lol
 
L431[16:04:44] 

<Compu> but
even on OSes like windows 7
 
L432[16:04:47] 

<Compu> it
took so long
 
L433[16:05:41] <Izaya> Yup.
 
L434[16:05:48] <Izaya> Technical
debt.
 
L435[16:05:58] <Izaya> There was less of
it back then.
 
L436[16:07:46] <Izaya> >includes
support for 800 different versions of stuff, in full, because
Windows never solved DLL hell
 
L438[16:08:08] <MichiBot> 
So I
installed a mod for Half-Life 2... - "Too Many
Crates" | length: 
14m 8s | Likes: 
29,273 Dislikes: 
392 Views: 
537,994 | by 
A Jolly
Wangcore | Published On 1/10/2018
 
L439[16:08:16] <Izaya> >includes
support files for remaining compatible with different versions of
Windows
 
L440[16:08:52] <Izaya> >includes a
bunch of random BS features that were added once because it seemed
cool and 15 years later they have to keep them because *someone*
still uses it
 
L441[16:09:55] <Izaya> Around Windows XP
they changed install method from copying files to extracting from a
disk image because copying files was slower due to the million
small files
 
L442[16:10:27] 

<Compu>
linux installs take under 10 minutes on average
 
L443[16:10:37] 

<Compu> and
kernel updates don't make u wait forever
 
L444[16:11:17] <Izaya> ascendance: haiku
installs in under 2 minutes on a spinning disk
 
L445[16:21:07] <Izaya> Temia: I'll
update you on my cute 9020 when I get it
 
L446[16:30:30] <vifino> i think every day
i loose my sanity a bit more.
 
L447[16:30:42] <vifino> i'm now
writing a very fast emoji utility.
 
L448[16:31:01] <vifino> why? because
emojify is written in shell and the data is part of the source and
it's probably slow.
 
L449[16:31:36] <vifino> so i'm
utilizing json files, jq and awk to generate a gperf table and have
a fast hash lookup in C.
 
L450[16:33:32] <Izaya> >emoji
 
L451[16:33:48] *
Izaya grumbles about pictures in text encoding 
L452[16:34:29] <vifino> yep.
 
L453[16:34:52] <vifino> but i need to post
some :fire: emojis for comedic value.
 
L454[16:48:14] *
Temia patpats Izaya 
L455[16:48:34] <Temia> I too griped but
they placated me with a fairy emoji
 
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L457[16:55:16] <Bafton> Hey guys!
 
L458[16:56:25] <Bafton> Testing
 
L459[16:56:34] <Temia> Moo
 
L460[16:56:37] <Lizzy> your testing seems
successful
 
L461[16:56:39] <Bafton> IT WORKS!
 
L462[16:56:45] <Bafton> This is S3
 
L463[16:56:56] <Bafton> I am connected via
a BBS system via a phone line with a dialup modem
 
L464[16:57:07] <Lizzy> lol
 
L465[16:57:20] <Bafton> Okay I don't
want to tie p the only phone line this bbs has
 
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L468[16:59:41] <S3> so that works
 
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L473[17:19:16] 

<Vexatos>
hello from Norway, by the way
 
L474[17:19:24] 

<Vexatos>
How many explosions have I missed
 
L475[17:21:10] <Izaya> S3: neat
 
L476[17:24:01] 

<Vexatos>
??
 
L477[17:24:03] 

<Vexatos>
hah
 
L478[17:24:23] 

<Vexatos>
unicode on mobile keyboard is weird
 
L479[17:25:35] 

<Forecaster>
Don't they have explosions in Norway?
 
L480[17:26:10] 

<Vexatos>
They certainly have surprisingly little rain
 
L481[17:26:21] 

<Vexatos> It
only rained less than half the time I spent in Bergen so far
 
L482[17:26:30] 

<Vexatos>
That's not what I expected
 
L483[17:26:51] 

<Forecaster>
It's about the same as here I imagine
 
L484[17:27:11] 

<Vexatos>
Well supposedly it should rain about 280 days a year
 
L485[17:27:28] 

<Vexatos> so
basically all autumn and winter, plus extra
 
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L488[17:28:47] 

<Vexatos> I
also learnt that a person who hasn't had any real physical
activity to keep. themselves fit with for over 7 years is still
capable of 15km hikes across mountains
 
L489[17:28:56] 

<Vexatos> I
also learnt that a person who hasn't had any real physical
activity to keep themselves fit with for over 7 years is still
capable of 15km hikes across mountains [Edited]
 
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L493[17:34:26] 

<Lizzian>
oh, that's nice
 
L494[17:34:54] 

<Lizzian>
one of the child libvirtd processes became detached, is eating up
cpu cycles and i can't kill it
 
L495[17:34:58] <Corded> * <Lizzian>
sighs
 
L496[17:35:04] 

<Lizzian>
looks like i'ma have to reoobt
 
L497[17:38:06] <S3> reoobt!
 
L498[17:43:52] <S3> oh wth
 
L499[17:43:59] <S3> trying to download a
file from a BBS
 
L500[17:44:11] <S3> and all is well all of
a sudden ABORT ABORT ABORT FILE
 
L501[17:44:19] <S3> then the bbs hung up
on me
 
L502[17:46:47] <S3> calling back
 
L503[17:50:02] <S3> kermit eems to be
working
 
L506[17:50:27] <S3> bklazing speed
 
L507[17:50:54] 

<Wuerfel_21>
`ABORT ABORT ABORT FILE` maybe the operator noticed you downloding
their DIY hardcöre pr0n collection that they accidentially chmod
744'd
 
L509[17:51:36] <S3> im downloading a
file
 
L510[17:51:48] <S3> that is not porn
 
L511[17:51:53] <S3> I hope
 
L512[17:53:13] <S3> I can
 
L513[17:53:21] <S3> can't remember if
kermit verifies integrity
 
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L515[17:59:46] 

<Kleadron>
kermit
 
L516[18:03:11] <S3> You don't
remember Kermit?
 
L517[19:11:08] <vifino> wowza.
 
L518[19:11:13] <vifino> i wrote my emoji
thing.
 
L519[19:11:42] <vifino> gperf for looking
up the names and getting a reference number, because it
doesn't handle strings
 
L520[19:12:08] <vifino> and then an array
of string pointers for the actual emojis
 
L521[19:12:20] <vifino> god i hate every
bit of this.
 
L522[19:12:29] <vifino> but it's
gonna get some hipster attraction.
 
L523[19:21:19] <S3> you know what a great
game is
 
L524[19:21:39] <S3> but I dont think this
system would support it with its current specs
 
L525[19:23:46] <S3> wait maybe I can
 
L527[19:25:18] <S3> I would have to get
win 3.1 working in freedos
 
L528[19:37:19] <Izaya> Hahahahahahaha
gl
 
L529[20:03:44] <vifino> so, my stupid
emoji utility got a sales pitch now.
 
L530[20:03:48] <vifino> it's called
moj.
 
L531[20:04:00] <vifino> only 3 letters(!),
huge reduction compared to 7 of emojify.
 
L532[20:05:17] <vifino> well, at least i
know what gperf does now.
 
L533[20:05:20] <vifino> and how badly it
sucks.
 
L534[20:14:37] <vifino> well, at least it
performs much better than emojify.
 
L535[20:15:34] <vifino> considering it
takes 0.002 seconds to look up a single emoji and it takes longer
to run bash -c "echo hi"..
 
L536[20:16:34] <vifino> guess using gperf
has it's benefits. it's fast.
 
L537[20:17:57] <vifino> well,
everything's marked constant, there is one or two little
overheads involved, but other than that, it's pretty
fast..
 
L538[20:18:08] <vifino> er,
efficient*
 
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L546[23:45:08] <S3> vifino: Why
wouldn't it take longer
 
L547[23:46:27] <S3> as in, why
wouldn't bash -c
 
L548[23:46:34] <S3> "echo hi"
take longer, there's a lot more shit to do